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Angkor Wat note making scaffold

Scaffold

Why was the Khmer empire so successful?

National Geographic
Khmer empire and the role of water
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Survival of the Khmer empire
Angkor Khmer empire
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Angkor Wat

Angkor
Description, Protection and Management
Are there too many tourists at Angkor's temples?
Contains videos and text talking about eco tourism on Angkor Wat - canals, buildings
Tourist invasion threatens glories of Angkor Wat
Preserving Angkor Wat Video
A video talking about preserving Angkor Wat
Interactive Angkor Wat
Modern versus Ancient Interactive
Angkor Wat tourist behaviour guide
Extension - Angkor Wat Tourist Management Plan

Responsible Tourism

Historic site conservation and preservation

When visiting fragile, ancient, and relatively undisturbed historic sites tourists are being more frequently asked to explore these sites gently, respectfully and in ways so as to preserve and conserve the sites for the local people and future generations.